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Chopping 2022 corn silage

Mar 22, 2023

Video: Chopping 2022 corn silage

We've finally finished our corn silage video (only a few months late!)! Overall, the yields were good, although we lost acres in spring from standing water. Because that field borders a swamp, it was still wet in fall and that made it challenging for the trucks and tractors.

Chopping 2022 corn silage

WALKAROUND: SALFORD INDEPENDENT SERIES I-2200

The introduction of the Salford RTS was a game-changer in the tillage market, offering true vertical tillage with independently mounted blades. Through continuous development, the RTS evolved into what is now known as the Independent Series. with enhanced design and more equipment offerings.... More ›

Raven on Rural America Live - part 3 - Featuring the Path to Autonomy

The path to full autonomy starts with the building blocks available today. Every farmer can take advantage of the first stages of automation with technologies such as auto guidance, and move towards category 5 which is full autonomy.... More ›

Case IH's NEW 2110 Rigid Mounted Early Riser Planter

Case IH provides an overview of its NEW 2110 Rigid Mounted Early Riser Planter. — 6 or 8-row options — 30", 36", 38" and 40" spacing — 7x7 frame —1.9 or 3.0 bushel hopper Watch to learn more.... More ›

Seeding 2022 Rumsey Alberta.

Seeding 2022 Rumsey Alberta. | | Beneath the Skies... More ›

More Calves And A Bit of Welding

More Calves And A Bit of Welding | | Straight Pipe Acres... More ›

Women in Ag | Grain Marketing

If you're new to the marketing game, it can seem intimidating at times. At this year's women in ag event, Britany Wondercheck, also known to her followers as "The Farm Girl Next Door", led a workshop titled take the intimidation out of grain marketing. This interactive workshop was designed to b... More ›

Sec. Vilsack appears before Senate Ag Committee

Sec. Vilsack appears before Senate Ag Committee... More ›

NCBA Celebrates 125 Years

This year NCBA celebrates it'125th anniversary and to recognize this accomplishment, we reflect on how far the organization has come.... More ›

How-To: Hair Shedding Scores

Learn how to identify scores for hair shedding in cattle. Early summer hair shedding is an indicator trait for heat tolerance and tolerance to fescue toxicosis.... More ›

Vet Scripts - Changes to Over-the-Counter Medication

Barry Whitworth, OSU Extension southeast area food and animal quality health specialist, says changes to over-the-counter livestock medications are on the horizon.... More ›

Field to table, eat well together in support of Canada's Take Out

In partnership with farmers across the country, Canola Growers have rallied to surround their restauranteur cohorts, sending messages of hope and support; and to further amplify their voice, are releasing a video to encourage Canadians to participate in Canada Takeout Day.... More ›

Our Next Breeding Season Just Got a Little More Interesting!

Our Next Breeding Season Just Got a Little More Interesting! | Farmer Tyler Ranch... More ›

Maintaining our S660 John Deere Combine

Frank and the SBM do some preventative maintenance on our S660 JD combine. @QuickDickMcDick Give him a like or a subscribe!... More ›

Sheep Farming: Will Winter Never End!

At Ewetopia Farms, we ask ourselves if winter will ever end as we deal with more winter snow and winds. We go through the feeding of the sheep as quickly as we can in order to stay warm. However, the sheep actually love these conditions. Their woolly coats keep them warm, as does the fresh bed... More ›